Are these SAE class "S" certified?
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Hi Lindsay, they sure are. All tire chains with chains 15MM or smaller are SAE class "S" certified.
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These are not sealed units as the bulbs can be changed. They use the stock bulb replacements just the OEM assemblies as they are a direct replacement DOT and SAE approved.ThanksRM
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The only certifications that I see listed are UL certified and ENERGY STAR rated
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I'm not sure, I will say that they work awesome and are just as good, if not better than my OEM Equipment.
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They say they are but there was bluing on the metal so I did question if they were stainless myself. I installed them and am pleased. The OEM's lasted 15 1/2 years and I believe these will last just as long. Now let's hope my Jeep can last another 15 1/2 years too. Good luck with your decision.
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They are made to standard SAE spec. and will work with all manufactures using SAE specifications. Currently using mine with Deltran extension cables and end adapters with a BatteryMinder 2012 maintainer/charger/de-sulfator. No problems encountered.
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No, they are OEM they work great, I am very happy with them, they were easy to install and I would buy them again. Hope this helps. I wish you well.
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There is no actual certificate. There is a sticker on the wrench saying it was calibrated and tested.
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Short answer: no. They need a license for either commercial or amateur service. They are not type accepted for use in GMRS or FRS.
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I don't know if it is certified, but it works just fine in my 98 BMW 535 xi
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Sorry, I really don't know. If you go to the manufacturer Web site, you can get the list of codes and see if they are on there.
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Yes, the instruction manual states: "JPMA CERTIFIED..conforms to ASTMF1169 safety standards". Sherry M.
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They are. The only trouble I've yet had with the machine is the sprockets jamming should one loosen. Easy enough to fix. Great tool.
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As I recall, mine were good....but like Mark says, never hurts to check. You can buy a gauge at AutoZone for a couple of bucks.
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Purchased through Amazon, it appears that they are grade 8.8, which I now understand is equivalent to SAE grade 5 (thanks for the clarification, A. Baldwin!!) The nuts have "|8|" stamped on each of them, and the bolts have "8.8" stamped on the heads. The description should specify "Grade 8.8" instead of simply "Grade 8."
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I would say they are. I suggest you buy one and give it a test drive first.
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I wouldn't buy these. I purchased them for my fiancs c-class and had to return them. They are utter junk.